Glass top humidor vs. closed top humidor
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Yeah...
1) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
2) You constantly stare at your stock.
3) When looking in you start to think how much more can I put in there.
4) You accidentally mention how low but pretty your humi is and get bombed.
5) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
go to Cheaphumidors bro and look at their imperfects section. That's where I got my glass top. :tu
1) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
2) You constantly stare at your stock.
3) When looking in you start to think how much more can I put in there.
4) You accidentally mention how low but pretty your humi is and get bombed.
5) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
go to Cheaphumidors bro and look at their imperfects section. That's where I got my glass top. :tu
elderboy02
SilverBack
I like the glass top b/c I always check my temp/humidity.
Yeah...
1) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
2) You constantly stare at your stock.
3) When looking in you start to think how much more can I put in there.
4) You accidentally mention how low but pretty your humi is and get bombed.
5) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
go to Cheaphumidors bro and look at their imperfects section. That's where I got my glass top. :tu
What's up bro! You have made me a very, very, bad boy on the devil site! Hope things are well on the east side. Already looking at a few on that site, I have a bid on the devil site for humi.
one of my humidors is a glass top one and I never had a problem with it. Mine sits on a self in the basement so I don't ever look in it unless I am going to a cigar out of it.
SouthsideCigar
www.southsidecigar.com
In most cases this depends on the the preference of the buyer. There is really not a big difference in funtionality from a glass top humi to a solid top humi.
The one possible downside to a glasstop is that the glass has another place for a bad seal that would cause the RH to drop.
As long as you buy from a reputable dealer you should be fine in either case.
Dave
The one possible downside to a glasstop is that the glass has another place for a bad seal that would cause the RH to drop.
As long as you buy from a reputable dealer you should be fine in either case.
Dave
FriendlyFire
Alpha Silverback
Yeah :tu:tu:ss:ss:tpd:
Yeah...
1) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
2) You constantly stare at your stock.
3) When looking in you start to think how much more can I put in there.
4) You accidentally mention how low but pretty your humi is and get bombed.
5) You end up spending a lot of time looking to the humi at your temp and humidity levels.
go to Cheaphumidors bro and look at their imperfects section. That's where I got my glass top. :tu
I've given away a few glass tops as gifts and they always look impressive. I was told many moons ago to make sure you keep them out of direct sunlight since the glass allows heat transfer more readily, and that affects temp, but in actuality it's a good idea to keep ALL humidors out of direct sunlight for the same reason I guess.
Pick the style you like best and enjoy!
Pick the style you like best and enjoy!
Don't worry you will still be opening it quite regularly. You will tell yourself that it is because you want to get some fresh air circulating in there, but mostly it's because they haven't developed a humi that you can smell your smokes though yet, and what good is looking if you can't smell that heavenly smell?
its not big enough...just jump and get a vinotemp or a huge cooler!
:tpd: Even though it's a glass top I still open mine. I also am loving my coolidor because the smell is amazing when I open her up to check the Temp/RH :dr